You can’t get help from a device you’re not wearing
You’ve got a medical alert watch.
It’s a good idea. You know that.
Except today, you forgot to put it on.
Or perhaps it’s sitting on the kitchen bench because it needs charging.
Or maybe you simply don’t like wearing it.
And that’s the thing about wearable safety devices: they need to be on you to be useful when something happens.
For someone who lives alone, that can be a problem.
Safety devices only work when you actually use them
There’s nothing wrong with a wearable alert device. For some people, it’s exactly what they want. But not everyone wants to wear a device around the clock.
Some people find watches uncomfortable. Others don’t like the idea of carrying something that constantly reminds them that they live alone or might need help. And sometimes, it’s simply human nature — you take it off to shower, put it on charge, forget it on the bedside table or leave it behind while you’re working in the garden.
Then life happens. A trip. A fall. A sudden problem. And the device is somewhere else.
That doesn’t mean you need to give up on having a safety net. It may simply mean you need a different approach.
What if your safety net didn’t have to be worn?
That’s the idea behind Solo Alert.
Solo Alert is an automated, customisable check-in app for people who live alone. Instead of wearing a device and waiting for something to happen, you set check-ins around your ordinary routine. Perhaps you check in when you get up. After breakfast. At lunchtime. When you get home. Before bed.
When your check-in arrives, you simply tap OK. And then you get on with your day.
The important part: nobody is watching you
Solo Alert isn’t a monitoring service. Your Safety Circle isn’t getting constant updates about where you are or what you’re doing. In fact, they don't hear from Solo Alert when everything is going normally.
It’s ONLY if you don’t check in that your Safety Circle is alerted.
That distinction matters. Because living alone doesn’t mean you want someone keeping tabs on you.
You may simply want someone to know there could be a reason to check on you if you unexpectedly disappear from your normal routine.
No wearable. No charging. No tracking.
Solo Alert takes a very different approach to personal safety. There’s no special watch to remember to put on. No separate gadget to charge. No monitoring centre. No GPS tracking.
Just your phone and a simple check-in that fits around the life you already live.
It’s particularly suited to people who are fiercely independent but still want a little reassurance — and to families who want a simple way to stay connected without constantly checking in themselves. Because sometimes the best safety system is one you’ll actually use.
You don’t have to change how you live
You can still go for a walk. Work in the garden. Have a shower. Go shopping. Take the dog out. Forget where you put your glasses. Live your normal life.
Solo Alert simply builds a few tiny check-ins into your routine. And if you check in, nobody needs to do anything. If you don’t, your Safety Circle knows there may be a reason to get in touch. That’s it.
A simple check-in. A little reassurance. And the freedom to keep living life your way.
Could Solo Alert be right for you?
If you live alone but don’t want to wear a medical alert device — or if you’re constantly forgetting to charge one — Solo Alert offers another option.
Try Solo Alert free for 60 days and see whether it fits naturally into your routine.
Fiercely independent. Perfectly safe.
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